The Sun. — London, England, 1808-06-21 00:00:00

1 11 Fr : ..x .:„ . i., ..,, - . T 5 .,. . ".. ., ? .;, /... . _ AA , . . .. i 1 r......" .....: - ''.- fr • il.! I,; * I ' - .'" -.-,..-../...,.'' . '''''''' 4.-)..kri., - 0 .. - Ar '•,)ricr - -- , _._ ... I .• , 11-1 . A . t :t • 44. llt i 1 0 ' ,: 14,,,A,. ' :,, „,„! 1 ~.;:.:,. • iZ .. ISW :14 t. 6,. , •! *,, --,i- x V Wr. 4 'V.% i-L - ** - ' , -.- - 4 , - 4,---;4.-. .. • "Y i. , . , 4 . ' ‘ . .t - %ft' i 1 ,;.' 7 " It il - .„ r-ci I 4t \ * " A NUNMER 4920.) Under the Patronage of her G race the Duchess of BOLTON. Mrs.-ASHE's BENEFIT. NEW ROOMS. ARGYLE•STREET INSTITUTION. MRS. ASHE most respeetfully" acquaints the Vl. Nobility and Gentry, Subscribers to the Assembliei at this Institution, her Friends. and the Public in general, that, by permission of the I' roprietots, her BENEFIT will take, place TO.MORROW, WEDNESDAY, June ignS: on this occasion, Ate above Rooms will be opened to the Public with . • A GRAND CONCERT . At which Mrs. BI I. L l lsi GTO NT , Signor 4V A L DJ, and Mr, BRAHAM, have obligingly ottCrcd to pertOrnt. Grand Sidlonia.—Haidn. ravourite.Ballad, Mrs. Ashe, " The fisherman's Orphan.". —Biggs. Concerto Flute, Mr. Ashc. —Ashe. Duet, Mrs. itilington and Mr. Braham, by partiettlar dc... sire, " Fair Auicira." Arne. Aria, Signor Islaldi. Bravura, Mrs. Billington, confuso."—Bach. Trio, two Violoncellos and Double bass, Messrs. Lindley, Crouch, and A ntossi.—Correlli: Aria, Mr. 13raham. Finale. • Leader el the Band, Mr. WE I CFISELL ; • Grand Piano torte, Mr. G. T- SIVAR.T. After the Concert, a favourite ITALIAN BUR LETTA Will be performed on the Stage, with appropriate Scentry and Dresses. ; The, nriniAp ei Charaaers by - Mrs. ASH E, Maclaine D'AUNAY, Signor G. LANZA, and Signor NI IA it.m.N!. Tickets, at Half-a-Guinea each, to be had of Airs. Ashe, No. 7, Upper Fitzroy-street, Fitzroy-square ; at. all Ind p rinewo I Music Shops; and at the ()dice of the Institution, Little Argyle i street, where Boxes may be taken. The :Doors to i)e opened tut Seven, and the Concert to begin at Half past Eight o'Cleck. • VAUXHALL. Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PaiNes of WALKS. * 0-MOR R 0 W EVENING will be "a GRAND. GALA,and BRILLIAN'I s EXHIBITION Of FIRE WORKS by Signora FIE NG LE K . • • Admission Three Shillings and Sixpence. Doors open at Seven, and the Concert begins at Right O'Clock, BRITISH INSTITUTION FOR PROMOTING THE FIN E .Alurs in the UNITED KINGDOM. THE DIRECTORS of the BRITISH INSTI TUTION announce that the four following k' icrniurns of Fifty Guineas each, ate propoied to 'fie given - for the Works of Artists of, or resident in, the United 'l<.ini;ctora. executed in the present year, and sera to the British Gallery on or before the, isth of December next. Ist. For the best Piziure in Historical or Poetical dom., Position, 'so guineas. 2d. For best Piaute in farniliar Life, $o guineas. 3d. For the best J r andscope, 5 , 1 ytio: as. 4th; For the best Model in Heroic or Poeti . c Composition, So guineas. The Direaors reserve to themselves the power of with. holding either cattle Premiums, it they think proper. Any Pielurepainted, or Model formed, for. Such P Znay (if otherwise worthy) be exhibited for sate m he Gal. wYbett Winter ' for the respedive benefit of th e Artists. No A rfist will be 'aided to more than one Neiniunt in tut - Season. By Order of the CoMnfittee, ROB. GILLA.M, Sec., - - _ Six .1.• PRIZES OF TWENTY THtwSAND'POUNDS. 't'o begin DRAW 1. NG zlith. Of 11-11 S MO N't ' LI. AICHARDSON, GOODI.A.ICK, and Co. Bank .. buildings, -Coriihill, and t. ! clit,!, the King's Nlovs, :narli,i T 1 I, g.cross, respectfully acquaint. the Public, that the New STAE LOTTERY CK.ETS and SNARES are no w on Sale in variety of Number.. The Scheme. contains Six Pr zes ot ,Czo,ooo t - Prizes of . i,*. to i ooo 5 - Prizes el - ,C t,oeo „ 5 0 . 3 - 100 ND • ink; in the whole to E35,00e. 5,03 other Priers, amouotii TuEsn.dy.. BISH respdatUlly acquJint4 the Public, that •he Itai TI CKE'I S and IIA R • for, Sale in great ,a,nd requests the holders of .any OutstaLicling- Shares of the '`)",('"'ing Capital Prizes !old by tent in the ,last Lot -ay. %slit bring them to eit,,er ot to Offices, 4, CORN. And I:HARING•CItt , SS, where they tnity• re. ceive the toll Money' without an , deduCtion whatever, or exchange them for Tickets nr Shires for the LOTT EK Y which begins on TUE N E XT, y the 17,611, a Prize of 25,09 01 18, 445 a Prize of £ io ,ooo 18,444--a Prize or A, s,ooo 2 4,04 N . . 6,0*3 24,0t9 -.- solcia 3 6.77 z - . 3,000 4." 2 I 9138 - , pc, 12457 . ..9 509 1 7,960 - 'Soo 5,1014 - • Maki ng Fortynine Capital Prats sold in the last Lottery and late Year, to eluding the Two last Prizes of 30,0p01. eveZ drawn.' NEW S TATE LOTTERY. . . SIX PRIZES OF TWENTY rtiousAND POUNDS, 'Besides the t4llai nuipber of kip,ooo, £ 5 .000, £i,ooo, &F. szc. SWIFT and CO. No. 11, Pottitry, and No. 12, _,. ' k Charing Cross, are selling the T 1 Ck. i.. L'S and Sl-1,.k It ES . 1- the above Lottery, to be-tn Drawing on the 28th of th is tiOnth. The Scheme contains the s a me number of Tickets Its the, lasi Lottery, with doubly- the number of Twenty Thousands, a Circumstance never 11.:iore known in so small a' Lottery. 'lnc following Priteb were sold in Shares at Swift and es ,• b —. a ce s in t h e . 1 a .1t Lottery. viz. * . NQ. 8, 4 624, a Pr= ot,Cici,olo No. 6,895 . . k 1,000 No. I i , 3 87 - - , C l,OOO . 8 .4 1 7 - - lot* . 1 3, 6 ,,35 - ..- low . , 10,231 . . je.:.ou . 24084 .- .•! s rize of oo ~.., Also in the preceding six mo n t hs, No. 51,670, P 20, 00 01 . N o. 0 4 , ' , hie of to,000l• No. 5 1189, Nb. t 5 , 0 7 8, and N D . 0a , 6- 4 Prizes of 1 ,0001. with others of s oot. &c. Ito 1 ' . N.I. Lii•s. of th e Prizes in the City Fierhold Lottery may De received ' . hrs Office • , gratis s 4t the 4,-................................................... . • TIN ft.TY TIiOUSAND POUNDS! I l . I) AID to t Be Public for large Capital Prizes sold in Shasca last Lottery, which is 'fen Thousand P.ounds ttore than _was sttld by any other Office in London, viz. No. , 16,Pc , v tz2, , se. I, and No. 7237, fo,o al. each of wh cli•were *illy sold to the.P unlit : in a QuVta. Two Eighths, and !Alit Sixteenths, at I. %VAR N,) .4..6 hOrttitlittC ()Mee, No.' ' 6 , Ctn . :lntl I, who , corns Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, tanet the Public at Ltrge, for the vet;' conspicuous preference t'C r ece i ve d, i i n,,i flatters Ininseit he bll3ll exprrience a cond. tuance Of their Favour s, as Vamtl. fortune has 0 abundantly we4l ‘"ved lter benefits trorti his (,)tliee. i II 1( FS and sllAlt LS are how dti Sale for the STAT I' 4 " ) 1 - 1 L K Y. Which begins drawing 2 3th i ii i let , s . The S,Ck - i L M P. Colltaltis a greater Nupiber of •aci,ooot. I' 111611 th4n ever was known, viz. 6 Prizes of z,: , ,octal. 2 . . of . r , ,C fo.coQ 1 3 . - Of - Zz,e-oo 2 . . Of - - 5,c00 I S - - of , . - 1,4c0 4 ',. ~. - &c. &c, &C; , - Ct. bs, Societies,'Nlerchants' and Bankers' Clerks, Coach. inert, Guards anti Carriers of e,try Description, will receiVe at Ifindsotne Allowance. Let' t:rs frtitit the. Country, Post-pad, er , ntaining Bank. 'otes, Post.Offl;:e Orders, or short.tt,,tcd Billsoreated tlie saute as it prebCiit. Nte.—Letters tontaining Money must pay treb:e P:Atage. This DaY was published,' In One Vol. Bvo. price 7s 6d. in boards. THE COTTAGERS of GLENBURNIE.—A • Tale for the Farmer's, Ingle-Nook,. • By. E LIZA 13 IA xi i 1. - ro . Authoi of The Elementary Principles of Education," Me—. molts. of Modern &c, Printed for T. Catlett and W. Davies, .Strand ; and W. Miller, Albeinarle-streetf London; Atuners and klilier, and S. Cheyne, Edinburgh. Ut whoM may be had, by the-same Authoi, Letter addressed to the Daughter of a Nobleman, on the Formanon of Keligious and Anal Principle. Second Edit.' in 2 Vols. pilce tos„ : in , A NEAV NOVEL. • This ( )ay was ptiblished, prKe iss, in boards, EDMUND FEL'ZAUBREY a Novel in 'Vireo vi,turnes. 10' Va, mon tinfant..et przns to fortune. Printed for liichard Phillips. No. 6, tin:lse-street, friars, and to be had of ail liholoelleri. - Of whom may b.: had, The Ninth E4itithi of the Winter in 'London, 3 vols. 155. The Fifth Edition of tine WiLl'lrit.h Girt, 3 vols. 155. And thc.Fourth Haitian of the Novice of St. Dainihick, in 4 vnls. price ----..- ALIaUGNIENT OF MR. FQX's HISTORICAL WORK. • In th...-Press, and in a few days will be published, embellish csiWith' a tine Portrait of the Author , p l i e s : s i. boards, • iISTORY of the EARLY PART of the Reign z !AMES 11. Abridged from the Right Hon. C. By a MEMBER. of the WHIG CLUB. • Also spUdily will be published, Written by the Author of the Abridgment, arid uniformly printed, . A Continuation of Mr. Fox's I listory ; completing the ascer ta'ned period of his intended plan. Lonctoit : Published by S; A. and H. Oddy, Oxford-street, and !nay likewise be had of alt other booksellers. . I'AN t DISCOVERY M. .KNOWN.' ri' 'HE Advertiser has already informed the - Public, that alter having almost explored nature to find out a Cure hat the Scot boric Leprosy, Scrofula, and other diseases ef the blood, kind Providence has led him to the discovery Oa Medicine which tompleatly eradicates these Diseases, and that at, he was not a man of independzn , e, he thoughthe was in duty bound to those dependetif on him not to make. the discovery known till the public had subscribed a sum equivalent to its value : but from the many distressing at), plications that have been <made to him for immediate relief, anti the strong impressionon his own mind that numbers are aying of these dreadful maladies, the feelings of hu manity have so overcame him, that every other consideration dwindles into nothing; when compared with saving the lives anti promoting the happiness of his fellow men. He there fore now rejoices Le subjoin, the disCovery, the happy result •- ot many years ardnotti experiments, that its beneficial effeels may he universal!) . dirfus.d; and leaves it to the generosity and gratirudz of those who shall receive benefit from it, to give hint What They think proper. The . Midlcine is - Fnur-fifths common black Pitch, one fifth Rosin, and add about one sixth of Flour and a little butter ; mix these well together, then make it into pills, to be taken a little bet Ore each meal, to the extent of an ounce per day, for , an adult ; this, if strialy attended to and persisted in, will complete a cure.. The.lrngth of the advertisement prevents him from men ltianing more particularly the easy meth: d of snaking up and taking the Aledieirie, and.the happy cirecis it Will soon pro duce npon the patient.; but those he shall be happy to coin tomcats to any person, applyirg to hint by , letter, po:t paid) addressed. to, I' (+says, ca re Of Mr. FritritAS GOild4by, , Drug. gist, Saliord, Aliachester. P. S. He has reason to believe it will cure MelanchniV and Consumptions when arising from Scrofula. It CiCat:S-3 keen Appetite, and invigorates the whole liodv:—Re finds the Iluttes is neeeasary in hot as well as cold weather. . ;ill_ ith V. Mit. trt!l—‘).'4 Pt. ANTIfil t.tUS PILLS. IT was a remark of the eeletkrated Dr. Buchan Author of the Domestic Medicine, that complaints of the Stomach awl Bowels ;1. ,, t tit., prevailing Malady or this L'ouotra, which lay the foundatioo or the !nom fbroticlable awl, fatal Di,ea,,..!s; that t!.e who coohl discover kir the relief an .lc ir. a site auh tat . ..Hi:de Nowt:) , would per. -. form a nos tniportant serve' t' That discovery has 'lox been to he in Li , . i' :tea ,;tittibillotts o f the Raw. Willtatti harLiay, tit; e , atelibi'Ve sale or which, and the hit;lt estimation in whi.;:t they are deservedly hetet, has „„kiider,wy ; 0 5- 1 ,,„1-ii the num i/01 , 01 those C :111plailit5; and bids fair, ill a shut t time, ter lie the tneani of entirely eradi cating them. These Pith. have a quick and safe operation, the) act powerfully an:l si.ecitically on the !Me t and thus temove the-nutheratti iers cotioeded 'with it, Sick Head-Aches, Flatulence, Liver Complaints, jaundice, Ner vous Disorders from indigestion, tile. They are the most valuable Fainily Medicine hitherto offered to the Public, and the Proprietor is supported' -by .the most respeetable evidence of the first characters of the Nobility unit oth,n-s, that they have never been administered to any person without giving certain and . speedy relief, and In the end completing a Cure. This valuable Medicine,: having been used with success; is recommencled;by the following distinguished Personages : The Right lion. Va;count Dillon. The Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells. loan 11 01 14 wood, Bart. M. f'. for tioniton. Sir Stephen L ushingtoii, Hart. M. P. for Pett)ll., Thomas Anon, I:bq. M.P. for Litt - lifieltl. , lames Amyatt, Esq. M.P, for Southampton. " Nicholson Calvert. Esq. M. P, fur flat:ord. Edmund Boehm, Esq. New-street, Spring Gardens. Thomas Ilanitrietsley, Esq. G. IN Dickes, Esq. Private Secretary to the Archbishop 'of Canterbury. • The- key. Mr. Dintock, Librarian to the Archbishop'. Cecil Forester, Esq. M. P. for tVeillock, Sold v.tholcsale ant!, retail by Mr. Butler, No. 4,Citeapside; ;fad retail by Mr. titrhyr Stallbril.,,treet, Old bond -street; Mr. Stratton, Leicester-sqnate; Bacon and Co. tso, Ox ford-street.; and by all respeetabie Venders in Town Old Country. 4 •A CAtition.—Observe tli, - .natne of William Barclay is en. gravel on the St4inp, Whicit csatiWtd, on tne out Wrap 'per of each box ; .til nut o stamped are a ki,iNeruus 63 . - - Ea 64, Ant? F os. per ..1 ample direEtions. TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1808: EIGHTH ANN:IVERSARY OF THE SOCIETY .FOR. - - - MISSIONS TO AFRICA AND THE EAST. I rITST Whit Tuesday, June 7, the Allll[l3l Sermon was preached at 131ackfriars Couro, before the Sociefy j for Missions td Africa and the East, by the Rev. Titoinas Robertson, M..A, Vicar of St. :',l•Lry's, Leicester, and late - EelloW of Trinity College, Carithridge. Alter an animated discourse on the duty omit means of promoting Chr,stian • Missions, from Romans, x. 13, t 4, and 15, in which the • Freacher ably' vindicated them from tiolw late attacks, and strongly enforced on his hearers the duty or supporting then), a noble colleiEtion was made at the doors, which amounted, with no:unions and Subscription's in the Vestry, to upwards of 3751.:-a Bank Note of 561. Was put into the plate by aft titikuown friend. The General Meeting of the ciety was atterwards held at the NeW London Tavern, Cheapside, when a Report of the Proceedings during the last year. was read by the. Secretary. From, this Report it ppears that the Society has sent tour Ministers to ~ •one, as Mission aries to the Natives on the Western t . • , rte, and that four other Ministers have been a, • ,Aonaries, are preparing tot Africa under •• • ..1 'tie Rev Illy_ Scott, of Aston. SAtlntovi, • protni4es much from the MY:Anion of t , ..! :ilk the noel. Atiohs of the Atr's.an lustitozio , t, .civilizing ritzy it'Ativ.; ot, the Wetern t ; 404 it pro;w:;,!:•• t!.; I:lstitia itg • titillates in Me. Aralatt, Wad Swot> ininAt.::,t,t4, and the art of Printing, ati4.tiiitaiA ilk 4 P.e.“ tit = ' 'Freetown, sierria. 'taw; betfr to aid 041 A rrical in its endeavours to ctv , fir i i Attica a,id to circulate pothoni. Of th e Sctpture and Tra,it-; very extensively thecoast and ill the, itilerior,. The. SoCiety's continue in charge of t lit , Spiritual Concerns of -he Colon) of Sierra Leone, no Cliapaiti having been yet appointed - Jou! they have also undtriakerl the care or the Maroon A proposal has been ifla4e to the tothinittosfor forifilms Settlement in one of th New probably be carried, into and may 11in:two& leid to tlnPortatit colivcitlenCes• VC(.II . sentuncalt4 trt Sonic ,to aothltatitllt the Society to perseveranc- - am.lexertiooi by thodtvine promises, - and by Its prospiteas t ,f s oc cv . o „. The Sermon alid Report: l ms b e h ai r a few days Of the Deputy Secretary Mr. 'Tl4inias Smith, YO. 19, Little Moor-. fields; -ended; the ecretir: ,,, , B oo k, se jk,r,,, Mt, 1„.. 13. Seeley, I. t6g. Eleet..treet, and Mr Etwli.eot, Subscriptians'and 00,..11 .10n s a re le,;;:,v;td by Mr. 5/nitia, and by 1-i. Thornton, N; .1' ..'Pleasure:, No. a, Itartho lonic w-lane. • B4.RMOOR SHEEI') SHOW, 1808, will be on theseeoritl Mouthy, t en. aild„Tuesday, the lath,. of July, when the Prentiurni. ~,, , .alreatly advertised will be awarded. The Candidates tor ,tlie I.)e.:Ttitnns an.t Plnugnittg. kc. Will please send statnei r to Mr. idwre: the Steward, pt I.3arinour C:istle, ten thy s plevioits to &Let ing that proper accommodation nily he provided : is Stock be admitted at the Farm °tikes alter Eight.oClOck on Nionday morning. From the iticteaised quantity. of Snick Kr.Bftweil has to Shoe, and the niunber of Pienticins t it is impossible to get inrou t .,.-11 the business in one at. usual. And on Wednesday and Thursday the whole 01 tit: ‘aplat Breeding Stock, belonging to Francis Sitwell, list. (who, in .eopsequence of the health of his family, V , some .years. ,to live in -the South), Wilf; tie 1) by Public Audion. The Stock consists of tiiorou 7 4 0 7 ' Lei cester ")!t 'Ms of all Chimers. and ambs, South 1)0 Ilittb; West 01311(1 , 011111, CovVs, and Calves, very superior t.) ally ever sees! 1:2 as they- were se. lecteci by Mr.. Sitwell at the 'greatest -expellee and cair ; Surtblk Stallion, Cart:liorsps, tiee • Float .the ttarinoor tclicep Snow being so generally - attend.. ed, it is unnecessary to state in an 4dVertisement how the Sheep arc bred. • . . Primed particulars of every .Lot will' be' distributed ten days preirlouS to the Meeting, at all the principal Inns in the Coolny. For the a::comm dation of distant Purchasers, - any part of the Stock may remain on the premises, and have the best care taken of them, for any time not eueedingone - muntk, at the most moderate ex-pence,. • BarmoOr Castle, June 14, 18 8. • •- ICTU Z. I, !NG. 0 wick, jtme 14; iscs. 'THE commissioivEns for T'lc>' 'CiIiLLLVG HIS Ill4,7ESTrs , :lVill'}' do beret) , give Notice, That on lifelllisdtty, the 223' in.etriat, /iv will be , rea.ty to receive Tendert; in viriting (reale,' up), and treat foe One Bundled nini of c ufESIIiRE, DERIASHIRE, WAItIVICKS . I - 11RE, ar!d G4(UCESTERSIARE CHEESE, or 17. 1 .teese o 4.tal kood rest-, ap4 . 161. Fiffy Toni of ROSE CORlC(Second.)llLl CTER, or British Batter of equal . podttett;' to he delkiered, One-half thereof in a Fartnigl.l, and the remainder in a lotorinlghl after. , •wasdt, into ill: Majesty': Itielualling,.S7tOrcs at. Deptlard'; and to le pLid jar hp 131/h, p, yable, eoith inteielt, ninety ;lays after . date. The Condi:Mu of the • Coniritas 14 he teen ;it the ~ertet:lty• • • • . . . No regard will be had to any Tender in which • t be Ptiee aboall nct be ;Item' in 'wo r ds at length, or that shall not be delivtreit to the Roan! before One o'Cloco: on ibe:said if'ediesdir the 2 2d i#tttalt, Nor unless tie Perryn vc.bo makes the Tender, er scone Iter:,7l or, kis Zehaft..“t4e.zza's. so ansl4.le , . When Called fgr, EdsrlNDl.l HOUSE ) May 4, ISA_ I 'HE COURT W . PIRECTORS of..t4c UNITED' -4- COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLIND Trad. lag to the EAST INDIES do hereby give Notice, That a Variety Genceal Court of Me said Company will he hell at rihir House in Leadenhall-.;erect; cx Bldnerday the au Puce nezt o rt Eleven o'Elock in the Foreno:w, fir t.ie fnq'cse of deatri.4.l Dividend fion: Christmas halt to illidsumme). next. That the Traysler I,l , ckt of tie said Conipaly's Stack will be shut.on Thursday ttte,2d :hue next, tel Two tICI:rk, and opened again on Triesd.9 , ,' the t9'6 cf 7.4,101 l thi Dividend lk . arranrs . .2 I the said Companies Stack, due On the stls 7 , ;lj', will be react)• to be delli.ersd on MOnoi.Ly the next. WILLIAM RAMSAY, SecortirLy. • ANTED ,:/2(i000 - , ar l'Booo, on al\lor(gage v.v oF'Fvvo clear and uii,:nctunbaed Estates of the year ly value: of - situated Withiikr 5 miles of the City of Dublin. The in,terz..a (6 per cent will be punctually paid at 110(1 , a: ut tit(' Right 110nourable. David La T. tiCtle :10 Co. and ii. remitted, by that house to any 4auls. lit hogland. tier wither particulars apply to :;,lessrst King and Dalton, Solic.itors,'s, Nci:.' Lin, London, 0r to jos. Dunn, Esq. Kil dare-street, Dublin. 1I NE . _ . 'P I / 4 T, °RUMEN, GENTLEIgEN, ,& - c. are re sp:cifidly Isti6rtilect, t hey !toy he supplied wh.h to any anisrunt, on terms equal t Mortoge, s e c m , ,:,t on Free hold, Colpyhold, Leiriehold f.,uid or Money in Tile F writs ' !',..l4:riage Settlements, t,'ldows' jointures, Clergy— men's Livings, or any other Property ; Persons of reve.rdion. Fay may b,s supplied ,m,t heir personal Seotrty only. Gen- tleinen will rind every liberal aecountiodation without dela y, Appik4tioti front Twelve till TivO. or I..ettcrs(pobt ad,trcisci.t to Mews. I's and No. t. , Sootti ilinktity-?,quaro To THE CURIOUS IN MAIM IRA SPENCER and PERKINS, i t 5, -Nw'vite'stre London, haviog upwards (t upo gallons of that valu able of a superior quality, in a vat, the, whole of t wwards of 20 )eArs old, the vat belt g tilled January i 787; And it being now arriyM at Slid) perfection ss to gain , the approbation ut lithitichl3ll Who tastes it, and llp• wa t ts of (J)a bottles of tie 6Jthe Wine, mo§t (it which has been in bimties la years, they take. Inc liberty of oll,:ring it on the 'two r,,:tion:iblu terms, at : , price that will, convince that they gain nothing by it hut uputation. They have. also a inns, select stock of UI.I Wines and Spirits, meliorated in vats of 19,eaz,1. value; they tiafter themselves of Ow oidet Putts, Sherr!. Lisbon, s. iu hilglroui, which they continue to - on the most reasonable terms for ready money. Not less tham a dozen sent to any part of therown, free of expeoce, or halt t dozen,of Madeira. • 1 - 1 , 111(.;E SEXPE,C.ICE, nktpbuAL f-TOU§E moramv, JUNE: ;(,1. Tii the Appeal Siiiith and Othk.rs, v. Allen anti Others,. 'the Loup AOVacA,TE and Stje,h,,t SHALL were. heard' for. the ,A,ppelLtnt., and Mr. BOY LE and Mr. PARKE for the I.:Tandems ; the Lord Advocate also in reply.," Judgment was-thefi postponed till to-morrow. . 12 Ile ye of Gaud Hope. trade B:11, the Subdi vision qlerks' N.vere brought up fiN)lti the Commons apd read a first time. \The. LORDCHAI4CELLOR o.lot c.c.' an 11FtrL16.:00ii to CIO COO)Olittee of Privileges to Sit to-morrow on tbe Roxburgh Peerage, tb Confine theuiselves in the first instance to the effeet, which the deed etecuted by the Earl of Roxburgh in 1648, had on the de scent of ilie.Peerage; which was ordered. • On the third reading of the Padclitifiten Canal Coals 13i11, Larl MorttA chiefly fibjeeted to the. !Milted Tian tity prescribed by ;, but at this late- pariod of the Session, he should not noiav embody iris objec tions into an arnendent: He had other. objections tb the Bill, but he:should:forbear urging theni at pre sent, for:the same reason. Lord SuFFor t tt persiste.d in his nbje',.?..ions spe'Jing the uneval duties, as. the wain cause of the high price of coals in different parts of The Conlitrv. 'l.lte BM was then read a third time and 'passed. On the Motion for talcing;in . o eon: , ,ileration the Report of the Locul bill, Lord FLTZWILLIAINt Lnd 11131)y ObjeafOni to the measure; but his chief objeCtiou arose front the Bill 'Making its provisiOns applicable to persons who had already been ballotted under the Training NM. He sbouldoherJore, Move art amendment, to exelinpt frutil the Operation of the Bill such persons as were airvady liable to the provision.: of the Trail , ing Lard I-HAcvttrsautti did not think any inconveni , - ence, such as that appreliendet,t ny toe Noble could-arise frorri the Training - At. For there was no dVigcr of die provi,ions of the two Biltr, clashing together, as it Was not the intention of (3 , p/eminent to Put the Training into execution. Lord HoLLAND thought, it would . l e more open. manly, and decided, to repeal the Training AR ;ito. g*,..tbtr; than 01119 to suspend or itinttl its operatton. Atter :a few obseniations from the .NUrquis of 13..31INIGHANI against the L3i3, the Report ',vas Agri:oa to, ord,the Bill ordered to bid read a third lime to-, On the motion for the third reading of, the Hare Shooting Bill, I.ordS'i'Atiiii)o6 that it) opinion the existinr, laws on thiS subleet were'better than the proposed law. He should thereture move that th:..; Bill be reje6ed. The Lotter eft ANCELLOR put the questi,,n on this motion, which being negatived without a divisimi, tbe.Bill was read a third time and passed, further consideration of the Scotch Judges' Annuity BM, of the Scotch "Fiends Bill, Bcc. was de. ferred till "Thursday, on the,motion of Lord LAUDEE. DALE, and the Lords to betinentnonecl. The Irish Bank Bill was read a second time, and committed for Wednesday ; on which day it is uns, derstood the debate will take place on the clause to be proposed by Lord Guatsymtai. The second reading of the,SUgar Distillery Bill, and the Committee on the Dublin Police Bill were deterred till Friday, for which day ihe Lords are also suwtho. cl. . The American Trade Bah the West India Audi ! , • tore Bill, &c. went through the CoMmittee, and are reported without any atnendinent—Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. MONDAY, JUNE 20.' A new writ was ordered for the eleaion of a Member for the Borough of Great Yarmouth, in the 7 roOrtt of 11r. Stephen Lutsbington,.who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. ROSE. brfnight in a Bill:fcir continuing the Suspension of Penalties under certain obsolete Ads, rehaing to the Woollen Manufailure. Read a tirat tiu, and ordered; to be read a secood time to- 1110 Row. Mr. AsULEY COOPER pre4entett Accounts relating to the Clothing of the German Legion and, the Ar tillery Drivers„ Mr. FOiTER bronglu in a Bill for granting cer tain Countervailing ics on Spirits imported iron' Stiotland into Ireland; read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time to.;tnorrow. Mr. Rose,gavo notice, that the ATTOrtNEY . •Gr NERAL would to-morrow move for leave to bring in a Bill to Amend the Ads relating 'to the Distribu tion Of Prize Money; - The.Americ,an Trade Bill, the Silk Excise Duties -the Welch. Owls Bill, the Exchequer Bills Bill, the Sugar Distillery Bill, the ASsessed Taxes Bill, the Irish Jail Bill, and the rowt4 Hamlets 13;11, ‘.4. , ent , through a COmmittee ; the Reports to be re ceived to-morrow. 'lite. Report of the,Cotnmittee of Ways and ;loJits on the Postage of Letters to, Madeira, was 1,1 ought Lip,and agreed to, and a Bill ordered actor:d -i:oy. : [lie Lottery Bill was reported, and ordered to be rv.:hl a third time to-morrow ; also the Paymaster's Bit), the taut-ports Warehousing Bill, the Report of the Coffee Customs Bill, was ordered to be re deired to-Morrow, for which. day the third reading of* the Sfainp Duties Bill was also The H0u, , 0, in a Committee agreed to a Resolution for co!ttrluing the Acts of last year, relating to the Sutith,:r.. Whale Fishery. The '11:1., Fishery Bill was reid a third time, Nil passe-1, ‘vitil'a clause limiting- its duration to a period ot four years. On the moiion of Mr. BANKRS, a Committee was appoittcd to examine the ace:nu tuo.tatiutis At the SUPIE.MUIt IVll'tES'. PENCEit:atui PERKINS, I 15, Nevvgutstreet, L. 3 Importers of Wine for upwards Of forty .years, sixteen of whist they have adoPted that adtrairtible mode of Meliorating it in large Vats of %Ince and. goon Gallons contents, as is practised tip Germany and other places abwad :- by which their - Wines are•so:nnprovedinfiavutir, and their cordial qua litie4 retained, that they are tut only :. delicious liquor to the palate, Out grateful to the stomachs of .Nervous Habits, and the Aged and infirm. Their .stuck. of Old Port, - :Madeira. &e. is ot 13,00Dt.' value, by ‘vhieli they are_enabled to keep Wine to great ales, botitin Cask ainlV.ottle. —l - hey also keep a large Stock of Cogniac Brandy, Tine and Jamaica ituni, and , 1:a-•t ludia Orange Sur di, the oldest in London, treated in the sane matmerin Vats; which, watt their Wines, they sell on .the most moderate terms, for ready money. Not less than a dozen . sent •to any part of. the Town, free of expence. • •